The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-02-24
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lie cb;aerined at lie .ondact If some
members toward their section and Mr..
Patton Of Laurence county paid last
night h|e;wyuld vote against AZ sppro'
priation4 Aot absolutely and urgently
naeessafX Unless the leEislatgfs showed
a :'daisposition to treat zig. Hills with.
dte>gsperosity. I, is Thought BY
many: that the hills hayye Is, been used
,peetty; fairly. by the house as.thtat body
has passed q hill establishing Il SOL
'diers Home at Hot Springs and are
to: be called upon to vote sapPsopria-
tons to the Rapid, City School. Of
Mines tepdl Tie 'speardsh| Normal
School. wv s.. =; . ! ,
|. A committee Of nine members of
the legislaMrs;1s to visit tn Insane
EAsylums:a at; Jamesttown' and Yanktan.
|seriops charges have been preferred
against the management Of the. Yahk-
tSp ii~nstitution, ssp9' tlh'e*'ssolons arp
anxleqs:to have the matter inyyesti.
gated. to :E.1 =. ..N'~.,. a.:
The woman's suffrage blu is now
Fbefoss the,tegislature'in alb its:'inno,
cent ffrills, aou6ices and oddr Of female.
politics. II will be- an interesting
CHESTNUT for ithe. solons to- contend
with, but l think it will be defeated,
notwithstanding the faot that A. ).
tPickler,*< :better known aas 'Gsasah p p:
Picker i 'hsre ip the interests Of. the
measure.l 49, l.. ii, .%s:~'' =
| The'committee. to which was referr-
ed the Williams bill appropriating
F$15o, 900 for tie aid of farmers who
Host their crops last year viii report
the same" back favorably apd it will
pass the house. As to its prospective
fate in the council there j. some
doubt. - =:
Several new institutions will be asked
for this winter among them being p reform
school for Plankintppp aida Central Dakota
University 81 ordwky. The University
bill passed two years ago ehnd" was vetoed
by the Governor; and The attempt for se9-
eral sessions to locate .; reform school at
Plankiptan has failsd!!' It Is be1ibved, how
ever, that these proposed institutions are
more popular now than ever before eind
there is . possibility Of their establishment.
The existing institutions Will 1aill be well
provided. for in the way of appropriations.
Governor Church Is having an INTEREST
ing time indeed. His confirmation '*sassa de-
layed Until bis position was most embiatass-
ing. he wis at: last confirmed But was com
PEELED to return to his Huron home before
taking the oath Of office by the most im-
p~ortadit event in the lite Of a married man;
the daughter was born and happiness
turned, aud she was ready to start for
the Capital'h he missed the oily train that
arrived in Huron for oyer q week and be is
compelled to remain until the blockade is
removed. Judging from. the past few weeks
it would be just his luck to find upon his
arrival in Bismarck that bis commission
had been sent t.; Huron and that another
blockade would prevent it's ia;rtriving'iun Bis.
marck until the Legislature adjourned
But he has been presented with a dimpled
daughter during this season Of trial and
tribulation and with his love Of home and
family can overlook hiss trouble and con.
graduate himself upon the blessings.
The bill for the support Of the volunteer
FIRE departments has passed both houses and
will become a law. -.
Mr.. Gilbert Of Sioux Falls has introduced
two appropriation bills, one asking for $s5.
900 for.the maintsiuance of the pepitentiary
at that PLACE and another for $4,000 70, The
deaf mute school at the same place.
The Jamestown people ask for $lso,oof
for the hospita: for the insane and $2o0,oot
is asked for by the hospital in Yankton. .
There have been s1 over 400 bills introduced
in tho Legislature against 700 in the Min.
nssota legislature and :lolo in the Montana.
The Session is nov over half over ana The
grand free.for:all cutting and slashing on
appropriations and appointments must soon
begin.
Ira SWAIN.
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